I suspect your link is correct:
A standard policy for wellness and catastrophic coverage for an unexpected, unavoidable ailment or accident could have been provided for a fraction of what Obamacare coverage costs, Roy added. "Obama care forces insurers to offer products that carry all sorts of bells and whistles that most people don't want but everyone will now need to pay for."
However, if so, it's an argument to let Obama destroy himself, and take the senate in 14 and the WH in 16.
maybe, and thats what some in the GOP are thinking. The problem is that the longer ACA remains in force, the harder it will be to undo it.
No, the problem is if the ACA is repealed, defunded, or delayed it would be decades before the issue is again addressed, condemning millions of Americans to continued and needless suffering during those many decades.
ThatÂ’s not acceptable, as a Nation weÂ’re better than that.
Now, if you want to repeal the ACA and replace it with a single payer system, a majority of Americans will be in full agreement with you, including this one.
But given the political reality, we have to be pragmatic and see the ACA as the first in a long series of steps to eventually bring about comprehensive, affordable healthcare for all Americans. If you and others on the right have a plan to indeed achieve that goal, please feel free to outline it.
But you donÂ’t; so again, thatÂ’s the problem.